In the first three months of CY25, the Indian stock market witnessed a challenging start. The Sensex, a benchmark index, had dropped by nearly 3%, leaving many investors on edge. But it wasn’t just the Sensex that struggled. The BSE Midcap index had seen an even sharper decline, plummeting by 12%. Amid this market turbulence, a closer inspection revealed some concerning trends. About 11 midcap stocks had experienced a sharp fall of over 30% in their price since the start of the year 2025. (Data Source: ACE Equity)
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